climate change
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Decolonising knowledge & KM
Mass food markets – the Facebook of African food systems
Instead of focusing on a few value chains, African policy makers should use data and evidence from mass food markets…
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Brain power
Myth, utopia and ideology: Diagnostics for group decision-making
A framework to examine and understand potential reasons for the systemic inertia in government policymaking.
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Brain power
Climate models should include social and political attitudes
Social and political attitudes affect the success or failure of climate policy, but knowledge in this regard appears to be…
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Brain power
Climate knowledge ignorance has again seen communities “surprised” by expected floods
Two months ago, I predicted "the high likelihood of devastating flood events in eastern Australia" on the basis of available…
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Critical Eye
Critical Eye: Why those climate views can’t be given equal voice and hearing
The critical appraisal of a recent climate change article offers important lessons for knowledge management.
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News & community
What can we gain from open access to Australian research? Climate action for a start
The urgency of climate change demands solutions, but more than half of Australian research is still behind paywalls.
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Systems & complexity
Keys to transformation: Interactions of values, rules, and knowledge
How can decision makers more effectively see the institutional and social water they swim in, in order to better drive…
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Brain power
Humans are hardwired to dismiss facts that don’t fit their worldview
The failure of various groups to acknowledge the truth about issues such as climate change is not explained by a…
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Brain power
The vital knowledge missing from Australia’s bushfire crisis debates: Part 1 – What can climate history tell us?
Important published research and historical evidence in regard to climate history and the role of fire in the Australian landscape…
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Brain power
How to use critical thinking to spot false climate claims
Most of us lack the expertise to evaluate climate science, but there are ways anyone can spot a badly reasoned…
